Be cognizant of the fact that the city is a crap hole though and while you may have ok tenants, you also run the risk of having bad tenants. 

You should be able to get better information on crime areas on the city-data website.

The major hiccups I am having is with city code.

I am not familiar with the zoning boards, but have heard they can be very political despite an investors best intentions for the property and neighborhood.Illegal duplexes exist all over the city, and I’ve heard that continuing to use it as such is less of a risk due to the lack of enforcement by the city.

In Baltimore City for example, 1/3 of the city is reassessed every 3 years.

This could come from the state, city or even large employers.

Hello,I'm a local small invester in Panama city Fl, I'm trying to analyze a potential deal in my area and in order to do my DD I'm lookin for someone to give me a quote or their experience on moving a modular home only a few miles away.

Meanwhile, tenant was given a letter giving 16 days for the tenant to clean up all the trash, debris, and 5 lawnmowers, etc that were in violation of the "clean and tidy" clause of the lease and, I suspect, city code.

Petersburg, FL 50.71 141 42 59 Grand Rapids, MI 50.69 96 56 60 Fort Worth, TX 50.67 71 70 61 Charlotte, NC 50.61 31 107 62 Nampa, ID 50.58 106 53 63 Winston-Salem, NC 50.48 26 125 64 Santa Clarita, CA 50.43 171 8 65 Salem, OR 50.35 73 69 66 Glendale, CA 50.17 169 12 67 Irving, TX 50.05 74 74 68 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 50.04 151 21 69 Columbia, MD 50.03 36 126 70 San Antonio, TX 49.89 70 79 71 Pittsburgh, PA 49.76 82 72 72 Kansas City, MO 49.62 46 103 73 Durham, NC 49.43 16 144 74 Dallas, TX 49.43 104 67 75 Fontana, CA 49.3 114 57 76 Juneau, AK 49.24 18 148 77 Garland, TX 49.21 138 54 78 Bakersfield, CA 49.18 52 99 79 Birmingham, AL 49.12 30 134 80 Port St.

So you're saying because i have the judgments to the properties, even before i settle the arrears with the city/county, that i technically have title now, or will i be given the titles once i settle the arrears?